You've just been robbed or mugged

⚡ Do this right now

Prioritize your safety over your belongings — don't chase or fight if the person is already leaving.
Move to a safe, populated area (a shop, hotel lobby) if you're still feeling unsafe.

📞 Who to call

📋 Step by step

Note down what was taken and any details about the person or vehicle involved, while it's fresh.
Go to the nearest police station to file a General Diary (GD) — needed for insurance and replacing documents.
If your phone was stolen, call your network provider immediately to block the SIM.
If cards were stolen, call your bank immediately to freeze them.
If you're a foreign tourist, also inform your embassy or the Tourist Police.

🚫 Do not

Don't chase a fleeing robber, especially if you're alone or they may be armed.
Don't delay filing the GD — you'll need the timestamp for card/document replacement.
Don't post detailed personal loss info publicly before informing your bank/authorities.

🎒 What you'll need

A rough description of the person/vehicle
Your phone's IMEI number (check your box or receipt) for reporting a stolen phone
Bank contact numbers, saved somewhere other than the stolen phone

📍 Need to share your location?

Generate a map link of exactly where you are, ready to send by SMS or WhatsApp.

✅ After it's over

Keep the GD copy for any card, document, or insurance claims that follow.

This page is general safety guidance, not a substitute for professional emergency services or medical advice. Always call official emergency numbers first.